I just bought the new Bundle sight unseen (except for Machinarium). Your little RTS looks very fun. And cute. I'm thinking the kids & I will have a good time playing it. Thanks!
I've almost completely made the switch from PC to console gaming and to be honest, with game experiences like the aforementioned games along with a proper home theatre setup I'm quite happy I have.
Funny you say that, Oblivion & Dragon Age were both better on the PC. Haven't played the Mass Effect series yet.
Have you heard about this one? I'm not normally a "think of the children" type, but that right there seems like it might be a pretty big deal to some people.
Honestly it doesn't even matter if the guy is guilty or not, they will keep his ass tied up in court for the next decade or so, while making damned sure he has no access to any way he could communicate that password on that encrypted "insurance file" he released not too long ago.
Assange isn't even close to the only person with that password.
If they are recouping sales tax money that would normally be paid to the state, it means they are getting tax money. I don't think that was what you originally stated.
"Ark Encounter developers seek to recover under state tourism development laws up to 25 percent of the project's cost by recouping sales tax revenue paid to the state on tickets, lodging and other goods."
My brother screwed up & accidentally installed McAfee on his PC, which already had Avast on it. It was bundled with something else he was installing & I guess he didn't read the fine print on the installer. Brought his other wise snappy home PC to a screeching halt.
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Not so fast there spanky, you're saying that GM buying into toxic real estate was their customer's fault? Riiiight....
I love the short-term memory loss of the politically motivated.
The People drove Circuit City into bankruptcy.
Also GM.
And Wards.
Yeah, the *people* that were management at those companies.
That makes little more sense. Thanks for the clarification.
I just bought the new Bundle sight unseen (except for Machinarium). Your little RTS looks very fun. And cute. I'm thinking the kids & I will have a good time playing it. Thanks!
Speaking of *finally* buying games you pirated in your youth, GoG.com is having a huge 50% off sale for a good bit of their catalog.
Space Rangers 2 is a great B-list game. I also like the UFO: After***** series.
You didn't like Aquaria? It seems just as polished as WoG to me. I've had Machinarium for a while & it's a neat, quirky little puzzle game.
A bit pricey, but Five Guys has the best fast-food burger I've ever eaten.
Mod parent up.
I've almost completely made the switch from PC to console gaming and to be honest, with game experiences like the aforementioned games along with a proper home theatre setup I'm quite happy I have.
Funny you say that, Oblivion & Dragon Age were both better on the PC. Haven't played the Mass Effect series yet.
Dragon Age is the closest thing I've played to BG in a long time.
Have you heard about this one? I'm not normally a "think of the children" type, but that right there seems like it might be a pretty big deal to some people.
http://blogs.houstonpress.com/hairballs/2010/12/wikileaks_texas_company_helped.php
But why would anyone follow his advice after he ran Sun into the ground?
Honestly it doesn't even matter if the guy is guilty or not, they will keep his ass tied up in court for the next decade or so, while making damned sure he has no access to any way he could communicate that password on that encrypted "insurance file" he released not too long ago.
Assange isn't even close to the only person with that password.
Sounds like his lawyers have a plan.
That wasn't the case for the Pentagon Papers. This is spin & damage control, nothing less.
If they are recouping sales tax money that would normally be paid to the state, it means they are getting tax money. I don't think that was what you originally stated.
Kentucky is footing 25% of the bill according to this article.
http://richarddawkins.net/discussions/557021-kentucky-creationist-theme-park-gets-government-funding
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40460324/ns/us_news-life/
"Ark Encounter developers seek to recover under state tourism development laws up to 25 percent of the project's cost by recouping sales tax revenue paid to the state on tickets, lodging and other goods."
Seems shady, but it's Kentucky, go figure.
My brother screwed up & accidentally installed McAfee on his PC, which already had Avast on it. It was bundled with something else he was installing & I guess he didn't read the fine print on the installer. Brought his other wise snappy home PC to a screeching halt.
Firefox 3.6.12 is still vulnerable.
Latest release? If you mean Firefox 3.6.12, it's still vulnerable. I just tested it & then fixed it thanks to a helpful commenter.
Thank you.
Meh, I turned it off as soon they released it. Useless.
Not sure. I think I read somewhere that it had something to do with streamlining the website against the DDoS attacks.
Article submitter sounds like a SEO moron suffering from a case of sour grapes.